About Us
The singular purpose of Cruise Norway is to be a B2B, and our main objective is to market Norway as the world’s most popular nature-based cruise destination. We concentrate our efforts on several arenas to provide the best possible service for the cruise lines and our partners.
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Cruise Norway 2024 Manual
The Ultimate Nature – based Cruise Destination. A presentation of more than 40 cruise ports and destinations. With the world’s second longest coastline stretching more than 100 000 km, Norway offers unique possibilities for itineraries with various lengths and content all year.
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Itinerary Planner
Ease your itinerary planning along the Norwegian coast by using the Itinerary Planner. Set a date range, then pick destinations on the map to create your route. Most cruise ports along the Norwegian coast are represented, including ports in the Baltic region.
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Ports & Destinations
- Ålesund
- Alta
- Åndalsnes
- Arendal
- Bergen
- Bodø
- Brønnøysund
- Egersund
- Eidfjord
- Flåm
- Flekkefjord
- Fredrikstad
- Frøya and Hitra
- Geirangerfjord
- Hammerfest
- Hareid
- Harstad
- Haugesund
- Kirkenes
- Kristiansand
- Kristiansund
- Lakselv
- Lofoten
- Mo i Rana
- Molde
- Narvik
- Nordfjordeid
- Nordkapp
- Oslo
- Ports of Lister- Farsund & Lyngdal
- Sandefjord
- Sandnessjøen
- Skjolden
- Smøla
- Spitsbergen - Svalbard
- Stavanger
- Tromsø
- Trondheim
- Ulvik
- Vesterålen - Sortland
- Vik
Partner Attractions
Cruise Norway – International Cruise Conference 2026
Powering the Future – Norway’s Green Cruise Shift
An International Conference on Infrastructure, Innovation and Local Value
Join the Conversation. Shape the Future.
Cruise in Norway is more than just tourism – it’s a driver of green innovation, local value creation, and international collaboration.
Norwegian Cruise Conference 2026 in Ålesund
Date: January 22nd 2026
Venue: Thon Hotel Ålesund
The Norwegian Cruise Conference has become an important meeting ground for the cruise industry and Norwegian authorities.
The next conference will be held on 22 January 2026, with preparedness and zero-emission
requirements in the World Heritage fjords at the top of the agenda.
More about The Norwegian Cruise Conference, the 2026 preliminary program and registration:
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Cruise Norway & Partners Fam Trip Southern Norway 08-13 March 2026
Oslo – Fredrikstad – Flekkefjord – Ports of Lister – Kristiansand
Join us on an unforgettable journey with Cruise Norway’s FAM trip.
We warmly invite you to discover the magic of Norway and explore the endless opportunities it offers for cruise itineraries. This is your chance to immerse yourself in the region’s stunning landscapes, vibrant culture, and unique attractions, all while gaining valuable insights for your cruise business.
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Seatrade Cruise Europe in Hamburg September 2025
Meet the Cruise Norway Team at Stand 234 at the Seatrade Cruise Europe 10-12 September
Hoping to see you there!
Norway Day in London November 2025
Day: Thursday, November 13 2025
Time: 09:00 – 16:00 (lunch included)
Place: Hotel Cumberland, 1 Great Cumberland Place, London
Many ports and destinations from across the country will be present. The purpose of this event is to strengthen personal relationships, exchange information, clarify issues, and share visions for the future of cruising in Norway. News and relevant information from Norway will be presented, and... Read more ↗
FAM Trip September 2025
Cruise Norway & Partners FAM Trip 2025
21.- 26. September 2025
Trondheim – Kristiansund – Molde & Åndalsnes – Geiranger / Hellesylt/ Stranda -Ålesund – Bergen
Join us on an unforgettable journey with Cruise Norway’s FAM trip to one of the country’s most breathtaking and sought-after cruise destinations!
We warmly invite you to discover the magic of Norway and explore the endless opportunities it offers for cruise...
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Explore Norway’s Nature
Archipelago outside Nordskot in Steigen
Manshausen
Find the rhytms of nature in Northern Norway
Find the rhytms of nature in Northern Norway